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Hello everyone, I've decidedto start blogging.
As an author I think it is important to do this.
I've never really blogged before but I guess it is time that I start. 
So I will be posting whatever comes to mind. Whether it be ideas for upcoming books or just random things for anyone who decides this blog might be interesting enough to follow. :D

 Today I put my second novel on pre-order for Kindle which will be available to read June 22nd. If you're interested here is the link below.

            The Slaves of Zachavi

cover design by Mel Mather

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